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Delamere farm taken over by racists

Sixth Baron Delamere:- Tom Cholmondley was accused of killing KWS officer Ole Sisina and a poacher, Robert Njoya at his farm. He died in 2016 at MP Shah Hospital while undergoing surgery. Delamere farm has always been in the news for all the wrong reasons. Staff decry the increased racism after the death of Tom Cholmo

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Sixth Baron Delamere:- Tom Cholmondley was accused of killing KWS officer Ole Sisina and a poacher, Robert Njoya at his farm. He died in 2016 at MP Shah Hospital while undergoing surgery. Delamere farm has always been in the news for all the wrong reasons. Staff decry the increased racism after the death of Tom Cholmondley . An anonymous source says that when Mr Cholmonley died, the farm was taken over by Robin Boyd as CEO. Mr Boyd was brought in by the Culson brothers; Philips and Billy. “These three resists aged us out of our employments for no apparent reason, we were forced to resign and be paid small amounts of money as a sendoff package. We were all not very happy with all these, we weighed our options of going to court”, said the...

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